Who knew. Not me, I’m a novice on what happens in the woods during a snow storm. I found out today, the heavy snow had blanketed most of the feeders. The cold, wet, thaw, freeze of the last 48 hours, also brought down weak limbs. To this end I found several of the feeders on the ground, one very damaged, and the other not so bad, but in need of attention.
I sent myself to clearing off the snow, and putting out fresh seed so that the now hovering birds could eat, while I righted the refilled the feeders that had suffered during the storm.


At the Mer Bleue site, I was thrilled to see a bird that till that moment I had not seen, a Hoary red poll. When I get a picture I will share it with you.
Now that the birds have been fed. It is my turn, home made beef bone soup with fresh veggies and dried Chinese mushrooms. Yum
Oyashikiri
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It was sweet of the snowshoers to help you.
When my husband was alive .. he always told me, I was vertically challenged =^_^= its a good thing I’m not too shy to ask for help. And yes, it was very kind of them to help me out.
Waves a happy smile your way… filled with a lot of positive vibes.
Hello. I’m tall and often asked for help at the supermarket to reach things high up on the top shelf. A happt smile back at you.
thank you for being so thoughtful!
Great images..
hi there! a very good morning to you!
Well done. Nicely photographed, too
Thanks Derrick, there is hush, an amazing quiet with the blanket of snow. Wish it wasn’t so dark early mornings.